Anthony:
With respect to the wavy lines, what vintage of the course is Forse looking at to make that determination? If it isn't the post-1918 version (you seem to suggest the aerials he was looking at were from much later), this feature could simply be a factor of maintenance.
For the double plateau and other features, if Raynor had built every course exactly the same, I'd be a bit more convinced. 1916-18 is fairly early in Raynor's solo career, and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if a hole he built resembled the style that would be built by his mentor. And again to be clear, I'm not saying CBM was involved at Morris County, just that Forse's analysis doesn't amount to anything I'd consider dispositive.
As an aside, Forse still maintains CC of Orlando is a Ross. The evidence is clear it was a Bendelow. Is there something on the ground there that convinced him to disregard the contemporaneous evidence?
Sven